Posted October 07, 2021
The game the OP describes sounds pretty disgusting and unpleasant to me, and I have played and enjoyed many violent games (such as Doom 2016 and Left 4 Dead) before. But that sounds like it would be almost disturbing, really..
Regardless, I'll just say I don't think GOG or CD Projekt are against sexual content (i.e. adult content) in games. Actually, all of their games have had an unusually high amount of sexual content compared to other developers. Examples:
The Witcher 1
The Witcher 2
The Witcher 3
Cyberpunk 2077
Literally all of those games were labeled as having "strong sexual content" by the ESRB. Not many other games in existence were given such a rating. The only other games I can think of that have that would be some of the Grand Theft Auto games, which are notorious for pushing the boundaries of social acceptability in various ways.
GOG even sells games rated "Adults Only (AO)" by the ESRB, such as "Fahrenheit (Indigo Prophecy)"
Just type Fahrenheit (Indigo Prophecy) into the GOG games search and you'll see the ESRB rating right there (AO) on the GOG store.
Regardless, I'll just say I don't think GOG or CD Projekt are against sexual content (i.e. adult content) in games. Actually, all of their games have had an unusually high amount of sexual content compared to other developers. Examples:
The Witcher 1
The Witcher 2
The Witcher 3
Cyberpunk 2077
Literally all of those games were labeled as having "strong sexual content" by the ESRB. Not many other games in existence were given such a rating. The only other games I can think of that have that would be some of the Grand Theft Auto games, which are notorious for pushing the boundaries of social acceptability in various ways.
GOG even sells games rated "Adults Only (AO)" by the ESRB, such as "Fahrenheit (Indigo Prophecy)"
Just type Fahrenheit (Indigo Prophecy) into the GOG games search and you'll see the ESRB rating right there (AO) on the GOG store.